ESPN host Pat McAfee is threatening to bring in the lawyers after an online critic used his appearance with President Donald Trump to make a baseless and explosive accusation about him. McAfee greeted Trump on the tarmac in Cleveland on Tuesday before
Before the opening whistle of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, many of President Donald Trump’s critics predicted the tournament would become an international embarrassment for the United States. Instead, the first weeks of competition have produced packed stadiums, record-breaking attendance and glowing
The White House Easter Egg Roll is one of Washington’s most enduring traditions — but it didn’t start as an official event. While the tradition is formally traced to 1878 under President Rutherford B. Hayes, first-hand accounts suggest children were already rolling
The White House just turned the temperature up—again. Press secretary Karoline Leavitt opened Wednesday’s briefing with a blunt message to Tehran: President Trump is ready to “unleash hell” if Iran doesn’t back off its nuclear push and regional threats. And she didn’t
Or did he mean Republicans should lead an effort to federalize them? During a monologue about immigration on a podcast with Dan Bongino, his former deputy FBI director, President Trump called for Republican officials to “take over” voting procedures in 15 states,
President Trump’s victory in the D.C. Circuit’s August 13 decision in Global Health Council v. Trump is not simply another court case resolved in the President’s favor. It is a precedent-setting moment, one that will reverberate far beyond the confines of USAID.
When the Texas House Democrats bolted from Austin in earlier this month, they did so with the swagger of martyrs. They cast their self-imposed exile as a noble stand against injustice, a heroic resistance to gerrymandering. But like most political theatre, the
President Trump has made a simple, compelling demand: the US Senate should cancel its August recess and work weekends until his judicial and executive nominees are confirmed. This is not political theater. It is a rational, proportional response to a dangerous impasse,
The critics said he was a showman. They dismissed the stagecraft, the slogans, the self-assurance. They said real diplomacy could not be done with bravado and a businessman’s gut instinct. But this morning in Doha, under a canopy of economic ambition and
The non-profit public interest law firm Judicial Watch reports they filed a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Energy for “records about the retroactive termination of former President Donald Trump’s security clearance and/or access to classified information.”
